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Hiking on Großarler Sinnesweg trail
Arrive in the here and now and focus on what you feel: Großarler Sinnesweg trail is all about sensory perception. The easy family hiking trail revolves around the five elements and makes wood, fire, earth, metal, and water tangible for hikers of all ages, providing them with fascinating new knowledge.
Großarler Sinnesweg trail in a nutshell
- Starting point: mountain station of Panoramabahn Großarltal cable car
- Duration: approx. 1.5–2 h
- Distance: around 4.8 km
- Altitude difference: 179 m downhill, 176 m uphill
Großarler Sinnesweg trail – route description
To get to this hidden gem of the Dorfgastein-Großarltal hiking area, you first have to ride up to the mountain station of Panoramabahn Großarltal cable car. From there, a 30-minute walk takes you to the starting point of the “Senses Trail”. The easy and pushchair-friendly circular hike features several stations dedicated to the five elements of wood, fire, earth, metal, and water. Among others, you will visit an impressive wooden tower, a pyramid with a viewing platform, and a lovingly arranged herbal garden. The purpose of the trail: To grant guests of all ages fascinating perspectives of Gastein’s marvelous nature. Plus, young hikers will love the seesaws, swings, and quizzes along the trail.
Take a break in lofty heights
Have you seen a lot and felt even more along the Großarler Sinnesweg trail? Then it’s time for a well-deserved break – for instance at Hauserbauer‘s Gipflstadl in Dorfgastein or Gehwolfalm in Großarl! Don’t miss the stunning panoramic views from both restaurants!
Picturesque themed trails in Skigastein
Pilzweg trail
Jagasteig trail
Blumensteig trail
Hike to the region’s power places
Barefoot trail
Zirbenzauber trail
Gratrundweg Tauernblick trail
important news 2
- The season pass pre-sale has started. With the Autumn Bonus, the winter season pass can already be used from October 11.
- ❗️Important Information : Due to maintenance work, the Schlossalmbahn will be out of service on selected days. The Stubnerkogel lifts remain open.
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